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141. How to take and prepare MOVIPREP  
To ensure a thorough examination of your colon it must be emptied of waste material as your Endoscopist needs clear views of the lining of your digestive tract to enable detection of subtle…  
142. How to take and prepare PLENVU  
To ensure a thorough examination of your colon it must be emptied of waste material as your Endoscopist needs clear views of the lining of your digestive tract to enable detection of subtle…  
143. How to take and prepare PICOLAX  
  This video explains how to take Picolax when having a morning procedure.   This video explains how to take Picolax when having an afternoon procedure.  
144. Disease and disorders  
The information of this page is on some of the most common diseases and disorders diagnosed in our endoscopy units.  This information is for guidance only, it is not a substitute for…  
145. Discharge information  
Bronchoscopy discharge information https://plr.cht.nhs.uk/download/1175/Discharge%20info%20following%20a%20bronchoscopy%20A4 Colonoscopy or flexible Sigmoidoscopy discharge…  
146. Oesophago gastro duodenoscopy (OGD/gastroscopy) discharge information  
RETURN TO MAIN ENDOSCOPY PAGE - CLICK HERE t3://page?uid=138 If you have had IV sedation (or throat spray and sedation) therefore you must: Have a responsible adult to care for you at home…  
147. After the procedure  
Following your procedure, you will be taken to the recovery area and discharged from the department the same day. If you have sedation for this procedure you will stay in the department for…  
148. During the procedure  
To minimise discomfort during this procedure, there are two options available: Throat Spray The test can usually be performed using a spray to numb the throat, many hospitals carry out all their…  
149. Preparation for procedure  
You will be required to fast for this procedure, you MUST NOT EAT OR DRINK FOR 6 HOURS PRIOR TO YOUR APPOINTMENT TIME. Failure to do this may result in cancellation on the day. On…  
150. Gastroscopy (OGD) Oesophago-gastroduodenoscopy  
This procedure may also be known as a gastroscopy. The examination is performed using a long flexible instrument called a gastroscope which is about the width of your little finger. It is passed…  
151. After the procedure  
Following your flexible sigmoidoscopy you will be taken to the recovery area and discharged from the department the same day. If you have sedation for this procedure you will stay in the department…  
152. During the procedure  
You will be offered pain relief for this procedure, there are two options available: Conscious Sedation and Analgesia – Sedation is given via a cannula and helps to relax you but it does not put…  
153. Preparation for procedure  
Prior to the day of your procedure, you will have a pre-assessment (usually by telephone). The nurse will ask you a number of questions about your health to ensure you are able to prepare safely…  
154. Bowel Preparation  
If you are having a sigmoidoscopy you will need to take a solution to clean the bowel, this will allow the endoscopist to visualise the lining of the bowel and identify any abnormalities. It is…  
155. Flexible sigmoidoscopy  
A Flexible Sigmoidoscopy is a test which allows the Endoscopist to look directly at the lining of the left side of the large bowel (colon). A long flexible tube about the width of your finger…  
156. After the procedure  
Once your procedure is complete you will be taken into the recovery area to get changed. You will need to pass urine before you can be discharged home. Verbal and written information relevant to…  
157. During the procedure  
Once in the procedure room you will be asked to lay flat on a trolley, sterile sheets will be arranged around your genitals and the endoscopist will clean this area. Anaesthetic jelly is inserted…  
158. Preparation for procedure  
There is no specific preparation required prior to this procedure, you can eat and drink as normal and take your medications when needed. You will be asked to provide a specimen of urine on the…  
159. Flexible Cystoscopy  
Easy Read - Flexible Cystoscopy t3://file?uid=9829 What is a flexible cystoscopy? Your doctor has advised you to have a flexible cystoscopy, to help find the cause of your symptoms. This…  
160. After the ERCP  
You will be taken back to Endoscopy recovery area or the ward where you will be monitored regularly after the procedure. Depending what treatment you have had will dictate whether you will be able…  
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